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by omneity 3y ago
Is AutoGPT used in a production/productive setting? That would put some perspective on the situations where these insights are applicable.
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by omneity 3y ago
What size are your embeddings?
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by omneity 3y ago
I'm super excited at timecode support (for automatic timeline alignment) and hopefully gyro data for stabilization in Davinci Resolve!
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by omneity 3y ago
Wow that's cool. I didn't know about it, thanks for sharing! Side note, it looks like the AMD MI250 supports FP16, and the raw TFLOPS is ~15% higher than an Nvidia A100 80GB, with a significant advantage for AMD in terms of memory
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by omneity 3y ago
While I don't agree with your conclusion, as it seems Rich Sutton was simply paraphrasing Hans Moravec, I found the video pretty interesting. Thank you for sharing it.
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by omneity 3y ago
This doesn’t bode well for Brave’s self professed mission [0]. Maintaining a Chrome fork is already difficult enough on its own, especially with the number of directions where Brave wants to diverge. [0]: https://news.ycombinator
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by omneity 3y ago
The AGI he'll write will make us unlimited Commander Keen sequels.
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by omneity 3y ago
It doesn't even look good on pure gaming grounds. What a low-effort endeavor.
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by omneity 3y ago
Let me introduce you to SCHUFA[0], a credit scoring system in Germany. It has livelihood implications that make it very hard to live without a good score. Good luck finding a flat with a bad one. It doesn't blur the line between privat
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by omneity 3y ago
Fair enough. I guess that justifies the existence of automation API in browsers. It doesn't really protect chrome extension capabilities though.
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by omneity 3y ago
There’s a chance something like this ends up happening in the West as well. Could be watered down in some way. It only takes a couple more columns in the database of a credit scoring system to start looking at other factors. These systems b
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by omneity 3y ago
Wouldn’t be surprised if corporate browser vendors start clamping down on this over time. I wonder which competing/opposing interests could provide counter-pressure to this trend, because let’s face it: caring for user interests is a l
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by omneity 3y ago
Haven’t dug in their code, but my best guess is to get the user to trigger a “trusted” event which is needed for access to certain browser APIs such as clipboard or audio. Probably some fingerprinting trick. The same is done by shady news w
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by omneity 3y ago
Intriguing thought, but arguably people are intentionally using GPT to generate synthetic data for their domain specific model. So I'm kinda torn between AI giants poisoning the well with their models, or it just being unforeseen conse
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by omneity 3y ago
There’s no _single_ consumer or datacenter GPU that is currently breaking 100GB VRAM. In this regard, the Apple offering is pretty unique, but their compute capability is lagging. Also the 800GB/s figure for memory bandwidth is impress
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by omneity 3y ago
I believe the fp64 limitation came from the laptop-grade GPU I had rather than inherent to AMD or ROCm. The API level I could target was at least two or three versions behind the latest they have to offer.
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by omneity 3y ago
The interactive component in the article was a really nice touch and made it much easier for me to understand the effect at play. I wish we could see more of this in technical articles and scientific publications.
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by omneity 3y ago
Nice touch with the marquee component! Maybe as an addition you could introduce animations with jagged easings such as slide in, spring ... DHTML style.
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by omneity 3y ago
I wonder what it is about API client GUIs that warrants such cut-throat competition and practices..
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by omneity 3y ago
History surely has a way to repeat itself, it's almost inevitable..
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by omneity 3y ago
Sounds like a no-brainer to implement an open source solution for baby monitoring, such a universal need. Tech wise, RTSP feed from a camera + motion detection model + homeassistant (maybe) and bob's your uncle? But I guess the ones wh
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by omneity 3y ago
SudoLang seems to target a specification that is likely to work across LLMs without pretraining or special tooling, and as such I don't see much about logit manipulation in this project. But your idea, especially the conditional rulese
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by omneity 3y ago
I was able to use ROCm recently with Pytorch and after pulling some hair it worked quite well. The Radeon GPU I had on hand was a bit old and underpowered (RDNA2) and it only supported matmul on fp64, but for the job I needed done I saw a 2
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by omneity 3y ago
This is cool. Maybe for copying you could spawn a text editor in your main screen with the content of the terminal in it?
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Anthropic: Method for decomposing groups of neurons into interpretable features(twitter.com)
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by omneity 3y ago
Makes me think of genetics. We could say that genes and gene expression is associated with some macro behavior, sometimes with an almost 100% match, and sometimes the gene affects several but pretty unrelated biological processes. Maybe we
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by omneity 3y ago
I work on [0] and we routinely get engaged by tech publications asking if we'd like to be featured in their upcoming article "Best Monitoring Software for 2023" (for example). Some of them go as far as listing their prices fo
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by omneity 3y ago
The only way to prevent a new crisis from happening is to create a second Foundation, safeguarding the initial objectives should the first Foundation veer off-course. But for that we need two Ben Frys.
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by omneity 3y ago
Does it? I never saw such a thing in my browsing.
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by omneity 3y ago
You remind me of the ELMo architecture. https://paperswithcode.com/method/elmo

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